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War in Afghanistan by the numbers
Post Content The nearly 20-year-long U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan has claimed thousands of lives and is now ending with the Taliban’s rapid takeover of
Rescue crews in Turkey search for 34 still missing in floods
Post Content Rescue workers in Turkey kept up the search Tuesday for 34 people still missing after severe floods ravaged parts of the country’s Black
After 20 years and $2tn spent in Afghanistan, what was it all for?
Read More Afghanistan After 20 years and $2tn spent in Afghanistan, what was it all for? Analysis: The stunning US defeat has left Afghans and
Mass COVID-19 Testing Site Reopening in San Francisco
San Francisco, citing the rise in COVID-19 cases, will reopen a high-volume testing site on Wednesday, according to a statement by Mayor London Breed and
Adam Laxalt Launches Campaign for Nevada Senate With Striking Video
Former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt officially launched his campaign for the Senate on Tuesday, becoming the most prominent Republican to say he’ll run against
Taliban fighters beating Afghans attempting to reach airport, video shows
Post Content Shocking video shows Taliban fighters beating Afghans on their way to the Kabul airport, as a former U.S. contractor tells Fox News that
McCaul warns US is engaged in ‘dangerous foreign policy,’ sending message of ‘weakness’ to allies, adversaries
Post Content House Foreign Affairs Committee Ranking Member Rep. Michael McCaul warned that there is an “even bigger” terror threat than before the 9/11 attacks
White House pushes back on China amid propaganda in wake of Afghanistan’s collapse
Post Content The White House Tuesday pushed back against a Chinese propaganda campaign attacking the United States and Taiwan after the collapse of Afghanistan –
Afghanistan, il responsabile di Emergency a Kabul: “Gli ospedali sono pieni. Aspettiamo un incontro con i talebani”
Read More A Kabul, nell’ospedale di Emergency ci sono 99 pazienti e solo 14 posti liberi per far fronte a possibili emergenze al momento. “Solo
Le prime proteste delle donne a Kabul: “Non cancellate i nostri diritti”
Read More 17 agosto 2021 <iframe class=”rep-video-embed” src=”https://video.repubblica.it/embed/mondo/afghanistan-ai-talebani-le-prime-proteste-delle-donne-nelle-strade-di-kabul-non-cancellateci/394081/394791&width=640&height=360″ width=”640″ height=”360″ frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe> Un gruppo di donne afghane ha
Exports from Ireland to Great Britain soar in post-Brexit trade imbalance
Read More Brexit Exports from Ireland to Great Britain soar in post-Brexit trade imbalance Republic and other EU exporters benefit from the UK’s phased 12-month
Afghan who guarded UK embassy fears for his life after visa refusal
Read More Immigration and asylum Afghan who guarded UK embassy fears for his life after visa refusal Man rejected for official relocation scheme because he
Katko warns Afghanistan could become ‘world headquarters of terrorism,’ posing ‘increased threat’ to US
Post Content EXCLUSIVE – House Homeland Security Committee ranking member Rep. John Katko warned that Afghanistan could become the “world headquarters of terrorism,” telling Fox
Gavin Newsom ‘incredibly proud’ of Biden amid Afghanistan debacle, doubles down on campaigning with him
Post Content Embattled California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he is “incredibly proud” of President Biden amid the blowback from his botched Afghanistan withdrawal and doubled
Special IG Report: US Effort To Build Democratic Society In Afghanistan Doomed From Start
The Taliban’s return to power ended America’s 20-year effort to build a democratic society in Afghanistan – costing tens of thousands of lives and billions
France’s Macron promises ‘robust’ EU response to possible migration wave out of Afghanistan
Post Content French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday warned of a possible surge in migration out of Afghanistan into Europe in the wake of the
IDC Herzliya officially becomes Israel’s first private university
Read More The Israeli Council for Higher Education approved Tuesday a request by the Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya to change its status from a college to
Israeli phone-hacking firm Cellebrite says ‘has chosen’ to halt sales to Bangladesh
Read More Israeli phone-hacking firm Cellebrite has decided to stop selling its technology to Bangladesh – where its spyware was reportedly used by a paramilitary
Vaccine hesitancy, inequality hinder SA’s vaccine roll-out
Read More There are enough Covid-19 vaccines in the country, but the roll-out programme has lost momentum, with a marked dip over the past fortnight,
Classrooms in England ‘urgently’ need air filters, school unions warn
Read More Schools Classrooms in England ‘urgently’ need air filters, school unions say Seven unions call on education secretary to improve ventilation to protect children